OT: The best TV show nobody watched

[Timulty]

Babylon 5: Crusade was good. But it seemed like they were writing the story as they went along, unlike Babylon 5.

[precodekeith]

BJ and The Bear, I smell Emmy!!

 

Nothing like the adventures of a man & his monkey!

 

You won't believe this, but my aunt let me suggest names for my little cousin long ago, and his big sister & I came up with "BJ" because we were such huge fans of the TV show.

 

Yup. You guessed it. My aunt decided to name him BJ.

[skybolt]

BJ and The Bear, I smell Emmy!!

 

Nothing like the adventures of a man & his monkey!

 

Don't forget the seven girls that accompanied him during the final season.

[Ringfinger]

BJ and The Bear, I smell Emmy!!

 

Nothing like the adventures of a man & his monkey!

 

You won't believe this, but my aunt let me suggest names for my little cousin long ago, and his big sister & I came up with "BJ" because we were such huge fans of the TV show.

 

Yup. You guessed it. My aunt decided to name him BJ.

 

That is awesome!!

[Mister_Comics]

On the SEASON 1 set of VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA they have one episode that was never televised.

 

Thats something no one saw.

[divad]

"The Time Tunnel" (1966) [TV-Series 1966-1967]

 

 

[Red Hook]

"The Time Tunnel" (1966) [TV-Series 1966-1967]

 

 

 

They just released that on DVD,DIVAD. (Gee, that came close to being a tongue-twister.)

[divad]

"The Time Tunnel" (1966) [TV-Series 1966-1967]

 

 

 

They just released that on DVD,DIVAD. (Gee, that came close to being a tongue-twister.)

 

We'd probably be the only two people to rent it . . . never mind buy it!

[Ringfinger]

Yup, you would.

[Paratrooper]

"Dead Like Me' on showtime

"Twin Peaks" so freakin' weird it rocked

"Farscape" one of the best sci-fi shows on the sci-fi channel, too bad it was canceled

[topofthetotem]

"Dead Like Me' on showtime

"Twin Peaks" so freakin' weird it rocked

"Farscape" one of the best sci-fi shows on the sci-fi channel, too bad it was canceled

Great list! I'd like to add "Sledgehammer" and "Police squad" (which lead to the naked gun movies).

[DeeDee-migration]

Cop Rock

[paperheart]

action w/ jay mohr. scathing attack on all things hollywood. ran about 6 episodes.

[Karma23]

"The Time Tunnel" (1966) [TV-Series 1966-1967]

 

 

 

They just released that on DVD,DIVAD. (Gee, that came close to being a tongue-twister.)

 

We'd probably be the only two people to rent it . . . never mind buy it!

If you liked Time Tunnel then I'm sure you loved Land Of The Giants!

[delekkerste]

I'll second whoever said "The Master" (the ninja show from the 1980s).

 

I enjoyed the cheesy vampire show "Forever Knight" (early 1990s, I think).

 

I was a huge fan of USA's "La Femme Nikita", which must be among my top 5 all-time favorite shows.

 

I liked the two Wall Street shows that made it to network prime time, "The $treet" and "Bull", which both had the misfortune of being launched right as the 1990s stock market mania was ending.

 

I actually enjoyed that "Tarzan" show that the WB had on a couple of years ago starring Sarah Wayne Callies (from FOX's "Prison Break") as Jane the police officer and that Calvin Klein underwear model who played Tarzan.

[Jayman]

Morton Downy Jr.

 

Seriously though, I liked a short lived sci-fi/comedy show starring Richard Benjimin titled Quark.

[TonyStarkFan]

Does anyone remember American Gothic or Murder One? Oh man I loved those shows. Kinda strange that 70's teen heart throb Shawn Cassidey made American Gothic. I also remebering watch Manimal and Misfits of Science when i was younger. This is really bringing back memories.

[TonyStarkFan]

Does anyone remember a short lived sit-com from the 80's called "IT'S YOUR MOVE"??? If memory serves correct, it starred Jason Bateman & the guy who played the first husband of Marcy Darcy in Married w/Children.

 

I was probably in 6th grade when this was on, and I don't think it even made it one whole season before it was yanked. I remember being really let down when I went to watch it on its scheduled night to see the conclusion of the two part "Dregs of Humanity" rock group episodes & it was simply not aired.

 

Don't know if I'd even like it today, but back then the practical jokes & one upmanship were great stuff for a young guy to enjoy.

 

"We are the Dregs!"

"Yeah!"

 

Ha! It's Your Move! Jason Bateman's voice was constantly cracking during those 6 or 7 episodes. I was let down too when that got cancelled.

[october]

Millenium

 

Freaks and Geeks (think I said this before)

[bigfiver69]

Homefront. (early 1990s)

 

Homefires (early 1980s... only in Canada on the CBC)